Millimeter-wave and Microwave GaAs Multipliers
Keysight Technologies provides a variety of MMIC multipliers ideal for microwave radio, aerospace and defense, and instrumentation applications.
Highlights
Keysight Technologies provides MMIC multipliers ideal for microwave radio, aerospace and defense, and instrumentation applications.
These multipliers cover a wide range of frequencies and feature low conversion loss.
These parts are sold exclusively through distribution. Please use the ‘How to Buy’ link to contact your local distributor.
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Products
1GC1-8038 20-50 GHz Doubler
The 1GG1-8038 is a passive diode frequency doubler
- Conversion Efficiency: -12 dB Typical
- 1/2 and 3/2 spurs: 15 dBc Typical
- Broad Bandwidth, 20–50 GHz Output Frequency
HMMC-5630-BLK/TR1 26GHZ Doubler with By-pass
The HMMC-5630-BLK/TR1 is an active frequency doubler
- Doubled Bandwidth: 5-30 GHz
- Pass-Thru Bandwidth: DC to 20 GHz
- Input Power: -10 to 0 dBM
- Output Power: 0 dBm typical
- Selectable Pass-Thru and Doubler modes
- Output Power Adjustment
- Vsupply = -3Vd
HMMC-5635-BLK/TR1 50 GHz Frequency Doubler
The HMMC-5635-BLK/TR1 is a passive diode frequency doubler
- Conversion Efficiency: -12 dB Typical
- 1/2 and 3/2 spurs: 15 dBc Typical
- Broad Bandwidth, 20-50 GHz: Output Frequency
HMMC-5645 External bias-optimized 40 GHz Diode Doubler
The HMMC-5645 is a frequency doubler covering 20-40 GHz output frequency (useable to 50 GHz)
- Input Frequency 10-20 GHz
- Output Frequency 20-40 GHz (useable to 50 GHz)
- Conversion Efficiency -12 dB typical
- Flat Conversion Efficiency over input power level using bias
1GC1-8048 40-72 GHz Doubler
The 1GC1-8048 is a balanced diode frequency doubler consisting of two Schottky diodes and a coplanar balun structure designed to operate with a 40-72 GHz output frequency
- PIN = + 15 dBm
- Wide Bandwidth: 40–72 GHz
- Usable to 80+ GHz
- Low Conversion Loss: 13 dB typical
- Low 1/2 and 3/2 spurs: –23 dBc typical
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